Diogen

thank you in lore it is explicitly mentioned that they are frailer than their biological counterpart, and it is a bit nonsensical for an animal to continue to live and perform any actions without a head. seeing how its vital modules are all around the head area.

thank u for reminding me thats so kawaii of you

PURPOSE: Unfortunately the lore only states how to destroy a combat pet using only blunt strikes, yet completely ignoring things such as armor-piercing attacks, boomsteel attacks using a sharp weapon, or merely harsh strikes with any sharp weaponry, capable of inflicting enough kinetic force regardless. This aims to provide a clear way of handling these creatures without any confusion or thoughts of them being completely immune to anything (i.e sliced in half by carbarum) unless they're slapped twice by a hammer. OLD LORE: Servants & Pets Hide contents Commonplace within workshops and the homes of those affluent in the clockwork artifice of Animatii are servants, drones, and clockwork critters which serve a variety of different purposes, defined in the 2nd to 4th tiers of Automata. In the case of critters, able to be made around the size of a Golden Retriever at the largest, they may take a freeform design of one’s choosing within reason, such as spiders which help weave clothing, messenger birds, companions such as rats, or metallic dogs to help carry objects about. Tier 3 Pets abide by all of LoTC’s rules on pets in combat, should they be used for such, and should their vessels or tubing be cut they would bleed out within [5] emotes, with their limbs and components able to be destroyed in [2] blunt strikes. Animatii mounts such as horses are also included in this tier, their components requiring [3] blunt strikes to destroy and [8] emotes to bleed out, and may only be used in any way which a mundane horse would be allowed to in combat. NPC servants, such as humanoid automatons or sapient work benches, are entirely benign and non-combative in nature. They may be used as butlers to make or ferry food around one’s home, NPC crew on a naval ship, and other similarly flavorful purposes. - Both Servants & Pets are unable to transfer information between owners, or be used to metagame whatsoever. - Tier 3 Animii companions follow all rules for pets in combat, and may not exceed the size of a Golden Retriever. They are relatively fragile, owing to their smaller size and more primitive minds, and will otherwise act much as a mundane critter would. - One cannot use many multiples of a pet or mount to accomplish a feat that would require Smoggers to perform, such as moving a colossal house with a horde of Animatii buffalo. NEW LORE: Servants & Pets Hide contents Commonplace within workshops and the homes of those affluent in the clockwork artifice of Animatii are servants, drones, and clockwork critters which serve a variety of different purposes, defined in the 2nd to 4th tiers of Automata. In the case of critters, able to be made around the size of a Golden Retriever at the largest, they may take a freeform design of one’s choosing within reason, such as spiders which help weave clothing, messenger birds, companions such as rats, or metallic dogs to help carry objects about. Tier 3 Pets abide by all of LoTC’s rules on pets in combat, should they be used for such, and should their vessels or tubing be cut they would bleed out within [5] emotes, with their limbs and components able to be destroyed in [2] blunt strikes, or [4] harsh slashing strikes. Animatii mounts such as horses are also included in this tier, their components requiring [3] blunt strikes to destroy, or [6] harsh slashing strikes, and [5] emotes to bleed out, and may only be used in any way which a mundane horse would be allowed to in combat. NPC servants, such as humanoid automatons or sapient work benches, are entirely benign and non-combative in nature. They may be used as butlers to make or ferry food around one’s home, NPC crew on a naval ship, and other similarly flavorful purposes. - Both Servants & Pets are unable to transfer information between owners, or be used to metagame whatsoever. - Tier 3 Animii companions follow all rules for pets in combat, and may not exceed the size of a Golden Retriever. They are relatively fragile, owing to their smaller size and more primitive minds, and will otherwise act much as a mundane critter would. - One cannot use many multiples of a pet or mount to accomplish a feat that would require Smoggers to perform, such as moving a colossal house with a horde of Animatii buffalo. -Piercing attacks capable of penetrating armor, such as a crossbow bolt, count as [2] slashing strikes. -Every [2] slashing strikes is to be considered the equivalent of [1] blunt strike. Meaning one may destroy a combat pet's limb by harshly striking it twice with a greatsword, and once with a hammer. -The destruction of the pet's head prior to its bleeding out results in its loss of intelligence, awareness and combat capability, due to its loss of intelligence and sensory modules. -Destruction of its Geartheart results in instant death.

i agree with the 2k-5k minas mark, seeing how your art is really high quality and well done. i'd say price it by the type of art you're offering, like if it's bust then 2k, half body 3.5k, full body 5k, etc then people of different wealth will be able to commission you depending on what they're looking for and you get to rake in minas without having to target just the top 5 wealthiest

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hiding races behind a CA so ST can revoke in the case of meme rp is just calling for ST to do moderation work bit nonsensical

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